Copy of Souvenir Program Book FinnFest USA '96 Marquette, Michigan August 7 -11, 1996.
Memorandum from J. B.Minore co-chairman to Cairine Budner subject Minutes of the January 17, 1977 Quarterly meeting.Date February 20, 1977. Memorandum from Dr. T.Kaipio, Dr. J. Minore co-chairmen to All members, Committee on Finnish Canadian Studies subject Quarterly meeting, January 17, 1977. Date December 8, 1976. Memorandum from Dr. J.B. Minore, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology to Cairine Budner subject membership list and minutes of April 27, 1976. Date April 20, 1976. Membership of the Finnish Studies Committee according to the new rules. Minutes of a meeting of the Committee on Finnish Canadian Studies, April 27, 1976 and January 17, 1977 Senate Chamber Lakehead University. Cover letter with copies of documents on the organization and structure of the Committee on Finnish-Canadian Studies, December 17 1975. Agenda quarterly meeting January 17, 1977 Committee on Finnish Canadian Studies. Handwritten minutes of last meeting. Committee on Finnish Canadian Studies meeting December 2, 1975 Senate Chambers, includes agenda. Memorandum from Dr. T.Kaipio, Dr. J. Minore co-chairmen to All members, Committee on Finnish Canadian Studies subject Quarterly meeting, April 27, 1976. Date April 8, 1976. Handwritten notes on Finnish studies.
Handwritten notes on local and district printers, radio station, high schools and libraries. Issues of newspaper Topical Dec. 9, 1977 published by the Civil Service Commission Ontario.
Finnish Canadian Cultural Federation/Kanadan Suomelainen Kulttuurilitto full booklet, 2001.
Resume and cover letter of Henry Kamphof, October 25 1977.
Notices of national conference Multiculturalism Entering the Second Decade Conference, Thunder Bay February 27-28, March 1st, 1981. Blank conference registration forms. Agenda for National Workshop Northwestern Ontario, October 17-18, 1981. Sheet on Multiculturalism what does it mean?. Invitation to a banquet hosted by Thunder Bay Multicultural Association with speaker W.G. Davis talking about multiculturalism February 28, 1981.
Handwritten Thank you letter to Mr. Airola for the interview and the donation of photographs June 24, 1976 signed Cairine Budner, Vice President. Thank you letter to Cliff Brown regarding presentation of the P.D. Railroad from A.W. Laakkonen, Secretary June 25, 1976. Handwritten Report to the general meeting September 28, 1976. Handwritten miscellaneous notes. Handwritten Notice of general meeting Arthur Street Public Library February 16. Notice of Annual general meeting March 15, 1976 at the Finlandia Club. Sheet Project 2 & 3 notes. Sheet Early logging companies in Thunder Bay area, contacts and information. Handwritten notice of executive meeting November 12, 1975 and minutes. Sketch of Broadway Avenue. Newspaper clippings from Lakehead Living and Apuraha Historiaseuralle and article "New ministry to promote multiculturalism by Terry Hill, Regional consultant". Handwritten notice of meeting October 23 at Finlandia Club. Handwritten Agenda and minutes of executive meeting October 1, 1975. Handwritten list of members with contact information. Questionnaire for the study of Finnish immigration to Thunder Bay. Sheet Kyselylomake suomeen planneelle siirtolaiselle questionnaire in Finnish. Sheet Description of other clubs written for the sports project. Sheet For your information from Ontario Forest Industries Assoc. February 22, 1978. Handwritten Agreement between the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society and the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society. Sheet Form C Identification card -participants in oral history project. Sheet Sports photos to be reproduced for the Multicultural History Society of Ontario October 10, 1978. Blank sheet with letterhead Monitor North. Newspaper clipping of article on Finnish history researched 1980 grant funded by Secretary of State. Handwritten sheet on supporting Paul Paularinne's application for the District manager for the Secretary of State. Thank you letter to Mrs. Liimatainen for her time and assistance in providing material, documents and information for research. The Pajala Project manuscript relating to the biography of Rev. Toivo Pajala. Promotion for the book A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay. A Forum on Finnish culture and heritage, Finnish Labour Temple Annual General Meeting November 14.
Binder The history of Finnish sport in Northwestern Ontario by Randy Budner for Dr. R.S. Lappage GfIII-00220.
Hoito Restaurant souvenir placemat. Includes photographs and histories of the Finnish Labour Temple. Chronicle-Journal December 10, 2006 article Finnish history well researched. Off the Shelf column by Linda Turk. Thunder Bay Source October 27, 2006 article Capturing Finnish history by Jodi Lundmark. Photocopy of Cairine Budner, Brent Kelso and other members of the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society. The society's display panels are in the background. Colour photographs of Kathleen Traynor, Brent Kelso, Cairine and unidentified member of the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society in Waverley Park during Doors Open. Five colour photographs of Cairine Budner and other unidentified people on the main floor of the Finnish Labour Temple. Colour photograph of a Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society meeting at the Suomi Koti. Black and white photograph of a ephemera display by the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society in a display case at the Finnish Labour Temple Archives. Colour photograph of Finnish National costume and jewelery and Finnish Co-operative store on display at the Thunder Bay Museum. Staff photograph mounted on cardboard of Kivela Bakery and owner Matti & Aino Nystrom standing on the bakery steps, 1946 to 1967. Staff includes Tyyne Pyhtila, Aino Sillanpaa, Aili Siivonen, Tyyne Laine and Pirkko Kajorinne. Newspaper article Rags to riches : dedicated Finns preserve the tradition of weaving rags and wool into colorful rugs February 27, 1996. Colour photograph of a gathering at the Finnish Labour Temple. Kiikurit dancers on the stage. Black and white photocopy of the Finnish Red Cross women, Thunder Bay Branch 1940s. Newspaper article mounted on white paper Documentary focuses on Finnish aboard Titanic January 30, 1995. Unidentified black and white photocopy of a group of men, women and young women posing on stage. Beck family photograph, front row (2) Sanni Rinne (Kaupi) (3) (4) (5) Alex Beck (6) Mrs. Beck; Middle row (2) Oiva Antilla (5) Mrs. Forsberg (Laine) (7) Hilma Saarinen (8) John (Jussi) Tuominen; back row (5) Jussi-Toivonen (7) Kari. Newspaper article Hoito had humble beginning June 2, 1997. Fact sheet on Finnish Labour Temple, year built 1909 architect C.W. Wheeler (designer). Door Open September 11, 2004 Finnish Labour Temple. Brochure The Finnish Experience: a display by the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society. Several photocopied pages from Project Bay Street: activities of Finnish-Canadians in Thunder Bay before 1915, Marc Metsaranta, editor.
The records consist of daily logs and banding data for birds observed at the Thunder Cape Bird Observatory.
Thunder Cape Bird Observatory (TCBO) is a joint project of the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources - Wildlife Assessment Program (OMNR-WAP), and Bird Studies Canada, working in partnership with Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, and the Canadian Coast Guard. (TBFN)
Photographs of Bertrand's travels in Northwestern Ontario and Northern Minnesota, probably 1940s and 1950s. Includes Kakabeka Falls, the Port Arthur Waterfront, and several reproductions of unidentified older portrait photographs.
Most subjects are not identified in any way.
Photographic prints; negatives are also described as #13d.
Construction map of the Prince Arthur's Landing and Kaministiquia Railway. 1919 copy of 1878 plans.
This Thunder Bay Co-Operative Dairy Board of Directors' Minutes ledger pertains to both everyday business and special business items, including: the introduction of 2% milk and 30% special grade cream; additional distribution sites in the region; financial issues; staffing cuts; and changes in management. This ledger also references multiple production issues, including faulty carton supplies.
These are the records of the Chief Librarian (University Librarian) of Lakehead University (Lakehead Technical Institute, Lakehead College of Arts, Science, and Technology.)
The records document the management and administration of the Lakehead University Library, including the construction of the Library building, policies, acquisitions, staffing, and more. Correspondence provides insight into the workings of the library during a period of library and academic expansion, computerization and transition.
The Chief Librarian had a significant role as a member of University administration, and participated on Faculty Council, Senate, and numerous committees. Records here reflect those bodies and their work throughout this time period, including proposed and new programs, enrollment, new construction, governance, and long range planning.
The Library's role in partnership with other organizations provincially, nationally, and internationally is also represented. Many libraries were adopting new technologies at this time, which allowed for more communications and cooperation, on projects including computerized cataloguing and inter-library loan.
The time period covered in these records includes major developments and changes within Lakehead University, and in the cultures and technologies of universities and libraries.
Correspondence on visiting lecturers for School of Library Technology, library purchases, donations, outstanding invoices, tours, cheque requisitions and external borrowing privileges. Also includes Lakehead theses and their inclusion into National Library yearly list.
Questionnaires and surveys on library policies and procedures. Annual reports of University and College Libraries from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottawa are included.
Correspondence on staff vacation, and staff lists, job evaluation survey/study, payroll, department memos, parking facilities, position classifications according to Canadian Association of College & University Libraries. Also includes booklet on Collective Agreement between Lakehead University and Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) Local 81 and a Library Readers' Guide, 1967 and 1968-1969 and a report on pension, group life and salary continuance plan for Lakehead College of Arts, Science & Technology.
Varied materials on library building surveys, academic status, 1972 Canadian Association of College and University Libraries (CACUL) salary and budget survey, 1969 and study on guidelines for the development of resources and services in academic libraries in Canada. Also includes booklet entitled Resources of Canadian Academic and Research Libraries, 1967.